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Some errors were found last week in the 1912 General Election data.
The error, which only seems to involve the Assembly races, appears to have happened when results from the Primary Election were imported instead of the General Election data.
9/17/12 @ 8:06 pm: The error has now been corrected. The election results that required correction were the Assembly races in Districts AD-01 through AD-23.
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